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Thank you so much for visiting my website! My name is Alexandra Hidalgo and I’m an award-winning Venezuelan filmmaker, theorist, and editor. Through my film company Sabana Grande Productions, I make documentaries and video essays that have been official selections for film festivals in 12 countries, screened at universities around the United States, and published in multiple peer-reviewed journals. My videos and activist writing have been featured on The Hollywood Reporter, IndieWire, NPR, and Women and Hollywood. I’m also an assistant professor of Writing, Rhetoric, and American Cultures at Michigan State University.

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A Family of Stories

Cámara Retórica

Teta Documentary

Vanishing Borders

Motherhood on the Screen

Pixelating the Self

Godmotherly Love

How ‘Gilmore Girls’ Rescued My Relationship with My Mother

Feedback as an Act of Love

A Feminist Approach to Social Media

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Alto Precio

Creating Our Pasts Together

A Place at The Table

Curating a Technofeminist Space

The Gift of Collaboration: A Roundtable on Agnès Varda

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Family Archives and the Rhetoric of Loss

Alexandra Hidalgo: A Feminist Visionary

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Vanishing Fronteras

Introduction to “Race, Rhetoric, and the State” Special Issue

Interview: Alexandra Hidalgo

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A Video Argument for Ethnic Studies